Word: shoeing
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...proper distances from one another to combine privacy with friendliness. Outside the park, the houses look pretty much the same as well. And the feeling of the neighborhood persists. People who have known each other for years pause on the sidewalks to chat. The cleaners and the shoe shop do not need to hand out claim checks. Dogs are greeted by name. Babies abound. Eccentrics have positions of honor...
...Irving is a shoe salesman with only one thing missing from life: his head...
...kicking soccer-style," Danny recalls. "But he borrowed my shoe one day and has stuck with the straight-ahead style ever since. That's all right, though, because...
...tackling a guy and I fell on his shoe and a lot of guys fell on me." Ford said of the way he bruised his abdomen in the UMass game. He'll probably return for Saturday's showdown with Princeton...
Like the intrusion of politics, the hypocrisy of amateurism once was high in the criticisms of the Olympics. But the Americans have recently taken care of that by validating the bribes that U.S. athletes used to take from promoters and shoe manufacturers, and by instituting above-the-table "trust funds" that have turned the state-supported professionals of other countries into the poor relatives. The Olympics has many unseemly sides: jingoism, less than perfectly impartial officiating, drugs. But if there was a single scandal that narrowed the 1984 field to one, it was the cost...